Sports Betting News for NFL’s New York Giants Versus New Orleans Saints

This Sunday, October 18, 2009, fans of both the New York Giants and the New Orleans have had a good Sunday afternoon as they watched the match unravel to whoever gets to win the duel between the two best teams of the NFL sports league.  But it is not the NFL fans alone who were kept on their toes as they waited for the outcome of the game because sports betting aficionados have also had an exciting weekend, waiting to see if they have won their bets. Read more

NFL May Have Won the Round, But They are Losing Fans Along the Way

The NFL organization may have received very good news today regarding their appeal to ban single-game bets, especially since the court has taken their side, but what they are going to encounter is a reducing fan base.

One for the NFL

Yesterday, August 24, 2009, a federal appeals court ruled in favor of the NFL organization to ban the single-game betting scheme that Delaware is proposing for this coming season, next month to be exact, saying that the latter’s sports betting pitch is unconstitutional. Read more

Excitement of Sports Books NFL Football Season Spreading to the Online Casinos

What the NFL fears, the online casinos are excited over.

We all know that the NFL is fighting the start of sports betting on their games this season, and that the sports betting industry are also fighting for their legal rights to make it happen.  But it seems like a losing battle for the NFL and the other major sports organizations that are opposing sports betting for they have lost numerous times in court already.  Add this to the fact that the states allowing sports betting on the games are also benefiting from the proceeds taken from sports betting, and the NFL and the other organizations will surely have a hard time stopping the inevitable, the start of sports betting on their games. Read more

“NCAA Championships are not sanctioned in Betting States”, says NCAA

It is definitely bad news for NCCA sports fans in Delaware, Montana, Nevada as well as Oregon.  Effective last Thursday, NCCA will no longer allow any sports championships in states that specifically permit single betting.  However, it does not include states that permits parlay betting, lottery tickets or even sports betting.

What Happened?

The issue started with a contention raised by professional sports leagues and the NCAA which concerns the State of Delaware’s single sports betting proposal.  The effort to halt Delaware’s plan to start NCAA sports betting came one day and the argument against this issue continues. Read more